Jeremy Jones, originally from Casper, WY, received a BFA in ceramics and sculpture from the University of Wyoming in 2006 and an MFA in sculpture from Wichita State University in 2012.

Jones maintains a home studio in New Brighton, MN, where he works in a plethora of mediums, including ceramics, casting, woodworking, welding, found-objects and drawing. For over ten years, he has focused on a body of work that reflects his role as a parent, creating toy-like sculptures and assemblages that enshrine the everyday moments of parenthood.

Jones has been reviewed in The Nashville Scene, Nashville Arts Magazine, and Peripheral ARTeries Contemporary Art Review. His sculpture has also been featured on the Instagram pages of Hyperallergic and The Jealous Curator.

He has exhibited his work in over one hundred group exhibitions throughout the United States and has participated in numerous solo exhibitions including: ShiftSpace Gallery at Wichita State University, Space 204 at Vanderbilt University, The Nicolaysen Art Museum, Gallery 120 at Inver Hills Community College, The Goodstein Gallery at Casper College, The Up Gallery at the University of Wyoming, Arts at the Airport at Nashville International Airport, The Coffman Art Gallery at the University of Minnesota and most recently, Hopkins Center for the Arts.

Jones is a ceramics instructor at Interact Center for the Visual and Performing Arts in St. Paul, MN.